A rare opportunity to own one of Conway’s most iconic historic homes, the H.W. Ambrose House. Known locally as “the house that built Conway,” this remarkable early 20th century estate was built by H.W.Ambrose, a key figure in the city’s development. Situated on approximately two acres along Elm Street, one of Conway’s most distinguished historic […]

If walls could talk, what stories would the walls at 305 North Main St. tell? Built in 1935 by Greenville architect William Riddle Ward this Colonial Revival home is one of three homes in Greer with the honor of being listed on the National Historic Registry. A sidewalk at the front of the house will […]

Some homes were built to impress. This one was built to endure. Established in the early 1820s by U.S. Congressman Franklin Harper Elmore, this historic Federal-style residence remains one of Walterboro’s most significant and recognizable estates. Set behind gates on over seven private acres within the Hickory Valley Historic District, the property offers a rare […]

Tucked into the heart of the historic district of Summerville, 108 Rutherford Street offers a rare blend of history, scale, and walkable lifestyle. Set on an expansive .93-acre lot, this property lives like a private garden estate just moments from Azalea Park and the shops and dining that define downtown Summerville. According to the Summerville […]

Distinguished Colonial Revival residence constructed at the turn of the 20th century ready for its next chapter and your creative vision. It sits on 2.1 acres with majestic Magnolia, Sycamore- quite possibly witness trees, Pecan, plum, pear and pomegranate trees in Montmorenci! There is room for horses in fenced grass paddocks. Welcoming wraparound front porch […]

Situated on nearly 1.5 acres, this remarkable estate is one of the oldest surviving homes in Summerville and has been lovingly maintained to preserve its historic character. Dating between 1796 and 1808, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Ancrum-Waring House and recognized as a significant contributor to the Summerville […]